Smoke hangs over the Parana River Delta from fires in Rosario, Argentina, on Tuesday (September 22).
Smoke clouds linger over Parana River Delta in Argentina during wildfires
Smoke hangs over the Parana River Delta from fires in Rosario, Argentina, on Tuesday (September 22).
The fires, which have been spreading since the start of the year, have destroyed more than 1,000 square kilometres of territory in the wildlife-rich wetland area.
Environmentalists believe they have been caused by extreme drought and poor wildlife management.